I'm getting my "Who Is John Galt" bumper sticker. Anyone who voted for the "O" could not have read Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. The fact that the book is 1,400 pages puts it beyond the reach of 90% of those educated in the state schools and most of the voting public. John Galt's speech pretty well sums up the the futility and malignancy of socialism. However, our nation bought this "pig in a poke" and now we must sit back and watch our great nation sink into mediocrity. What's funny is that the British seem more aware that we have been scammed than we are ourselves; see Peter Hitchins' editorial.
In about a year, when those who drank the Kool-Aid realize that they have been deceived it will be important for the church to be there to help clean up the mess left behind. Perhaps this is the kick-off for the "great tribulation" and we have seven more years to endure. I take comfort knowing that God wasn't staying up late on Nov. 4th wondering which way Ohio would go, red or blue. This is an exciting time. It's a time like out of the Old Testament when Israel asked for a King and got Saul. It's like in the "Ten Commandments" when Charlton Heston said to Israel:
"STAND BACK AND SEE THE SALVATION OF YOUR GOD"
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That Peter Hitchens editorial is somethin' else. I have to admit that I thought O's "arc of history" was some pretty good speech writing, though a bit chilling. And anyways, technically, can one bend history before history is made? He's talking about course correction, the majority believing a hard turn to the left will do it. And to begin, it appears we are about to see a bunch of executive orders that will take our breath away I'm afraid.
That Hitchens article was spot on.
Our leaders are like men in a sinking boat poking holes in the bottom to let the water out. Great analogy!
And this line: It's a time like out of the Old Testament when Israel asked for a King and got Saul is exactly what's been on my mind since the election.
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